“My current wildcats served me well for a multitude of adventures. However, on the sunniest days in the PNW alpine I’d develop headaches and eye sensitivity by the end of the day which I attributed to sun leak around the edges.
I was dissuaded by the “large frame” description as I’m not a big guy 67 in tall. These however are marginally bigger than the wildcats with better coverage. Change lag is better than I’ve seen, and the lens change out is quick and easy during weather changes.
I do however struggle to remove the side shields for mountain biking, but really I don’t notice them, it just traps a little more heat.”
What features did you like?
Fit, Functionality, Quality
How was the fit?
Too Small
Perfect
Too Big
“I like the fit and field of view. The nose guard and side shields work well and provide needed sun protection. Very tight fit to remove the strap and a little worried about breaking something No lense distortion makes for a great set of outdoor glasses”
What features did you like?
Color, Fit, Functionality, Quality, Style
How was the fit?
Too Small
Perfect
Too Big
“The Pursuit is 100% the pursuit of perfection. The look and feel are great. I wear my glasses for walking outdoors and in doors. There is no issue with fogging. The frame is super-light, to the point i had to double check they were still on my face when walking outdoor .
The field of view is also amazing.
I will be getting a second pair in a different colour, because this kit rocks!
Keep up the great work Smith.”
What features did you like?
Color, Fit, Functionality, Quality, Style
How was the fit?
Too Small
Perfect
Too Big
“I thought I'd mainly wear these on snow, but finding myself wearing them all the time now. Coverage is great, ventilation is great, as well as the fit. I only wish there was a set of polarized lenses available - I'd love to wear these on the water as well.”
“Glasses are awesome. Would’ve given them a five, but…
1. There’s a coating on the inside of the lens that makes it hard to clean.
2. The amber lens I bought w them were more clear. I was looking for an amber lens that helped lighten up the shadows in the trails.”
